A lil' bit of This ~ A lil' bit of That: Introducing Kailee!

Sunday, April 3, 2011

Introducing Kailee!

Emilee * Leda * Kailee
Hi, I'm Kailee. I'm the other daughter to this "mother-daughter-daughter" team. Secretly I've been helping with this blog from the beginning. I created the header and buttons. Now you'll be seeing more of me and my creations. Hope you enjoy!

I've been busy during my Spring Break! I painted wood blocks, then Mod Podged coordinating paper on them. After Mod Podging the FRIEND letters that I printed on white card-stock, I roughed up the edges. Then came my favorite part -BLINGING IT UP with ribbons, buttons, flowers and brads!

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MarianneApril 5, 2011 at 8:04 AM
Your wooden blocks looks great. How nice it is to have a project with all the girls in the family involved. I hope when my daughter grows up that she will like to do something like this with me.
Thank you for sharing.
Marianne @ piecesofmymind-marianne.blogspot.com
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Rachael @ The Little BirdieApril 5, 2011 at 11:08 AM
How cute! I love all the colors and the fun bling! What an amazing family to be able to do this together... I hope my daughter loves this kind of thing as much as I do someday!

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http://littlebirdiebaby.blogspot.com/2011/04/tutorial-tuesday-linky-party-bamboo.html

Hope to see you there! :)
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Sunday, April 3, 2011

Introducing Kailee!

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